Crossword Clue: "Proud" ones with cigars
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""Proud" ones with cigars"
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- "Anne of the Thousand Days" actress
- Actress from Greece
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- Actress Irene from Greece
- Aides to Santa
- Family guys
- Family members
- Family men, informally
- Family men
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- Greek actress Irene
- Greek actress
- Irene from Greece
- Irene of film
- Irene of the screen
- Irene of "Z"
- Irene of "Zorba the Greek"
- Irene of 'Zorba the Greek'
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- Father figures
- Fathers, pops and daddies
- Fathers
- Dennis Doherty and John Phillips
- Half a 1960s foursome
- Half a 1960s quartet
- Half a '60s quartet
- Half a 60's vocal foursome
- Half of a 1960s folk-rock group
- Half of a 1960s music group
- Half of a 1960s pop group
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- Half of a 60's folk quartet
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- Half of a '60s pop group
- Half of a 60's quartet
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- Half of a '60s rock group
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- Half of the "California Dreamin'" singers
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- Half of the group that sang "I Saw Her Again"
- Half of the "Monday, Monday" quartet
- Half of the "Monday, Monday" singers
- Half the "California Dreamin'" group
- Half the "California Dreamin'" quartet
- Half the "Monday, Monday" band
- Haydn and Hemingway
- Doc and Hemingway
- Doherty and Phillips, to fans
- John and Denny, in a 1960s group
- Hemingway and Haydn, for two
- Hemingway and Haydn
- Hemingway and others
- Hemingway and others
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- John Phillips and Denny Doherty, in a band
- John Phillips and Denny Doherty
- Daddies
- Dads
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- Proud ones, often
- "Proud" ones with cigars
- "Proud" parents
- Proud parents
- Mamas' bandmates
- Mamas' counterparts
- Mamas' fellas
- Mamas' mates or bandmates
- Mamas' mates
- Mamas' partners in a 1960s pop group
- Mamas' partners
- Mamas' sidekicks
- Mamas' singing partners
- P.T.A. members
- P.T.A. people
- Some family men, PPS
- Some proud parents
- Pablo's potatoes
- The male half of the "California Dreamin'" band
- The Mamas and the ___ (1960s pop group)
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- Two of a 60's quartet
- Two of a '60s singing quartet
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Recent Usage of "Proud" ones with cigars in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 18, 2015